How is the Union Budget a Blueprint for Boosting India's Role in Global Value Chains?
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Mumbai, Feb 2 (NationPress) India currently finds itself in an advantageous position, and the Union Budget aimed at a ‘Future Ready Bharat’ addresses a wide range of sectors, encompassing both traditional and contemporary aspects. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal expressed that the Budget significantly promotes services, with a pronounced emphasis on technology.
During a discussion at the NSE with investors and leaders from the mutual funds and asset management sectors, Goyal remarked that the Budget identifies targeted areas aimed at accelerating economic growth and realizing the vision of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
“I am thrilled by their positive outlook post-budget, their enthusiasm for the growth avenues it creates, and the innovative ideas and recommendations they contributed,” Goyal shared on X.
In his remarks, the minister underscored the consistent focus of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government over the last 12 years on a financially responsible and forward-thinking growth trajectory for India.
“I highlighted how this Budget serves as a blueprint to enhance India’s integration into global value chains while adapting to modern technologies for the benefit of our consumers,” he stated.
Goyal reiterated the commitment to PM Modi’s vision of rapid reforms, emphasizing that the Budget aims to dismantle obstacles for businesses, facilitate their growth, promote fair practices, enhance industry competitiveness, simplify compliance, and position India as a favorable destination for investment and manufacturing.
The Union Budget for 2026–27 prioritizes a long-term vision by increasing capital expenditure and refining the expenditure structure. The emphasis is on long-term reforms, improving the ease of doing business, and fostering inclusive growth. The government aims to build resilience by further developing the manufacturing and services sectors, thereby setting the stage for the next phase of economic growth.